"Must Win" Pour Le Canada & Tour D'Horizon Dans La LNH | Le Sick Podcast Avec Tony Marinaro 18/06/26
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The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro / Le Sick Podcast avec Tony Marinaro
1h 10m
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8 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Marinero, Le Cic podcast, jeudi matin. Merci d'être là et au rendez-vous. Denis Gauthier va être avec nous aujourd'hui pour nous parler du hockey et du Canadien parce qu'évidemment, il y a toujours des nouvelles qui concernent le Canadien. Le repréchage va avoir lieu vendredi prochain, c'est dans huit jours. Et aujourd'hui, eh oui, c'est la journée pour le Canada parce que L'équipe nationale du Canada masculin joue leur deuxième match de la Coupe du Monde. Ils le jouent ce soir à Vancouver. 18h, Herdless contre le Qatar. C'est un match qu'il faut absolument gagner. Puis on va en parler aussi. Donc tout ça, dans quelques minutes, ici dans le Cirque Podcast. Je suis Marinaro.
For some, he was the blond demon. For others, Flower. He was the greatest hockey player in the 70s. First player to know six seasons of 58 and more. Member of the first star team, 6-8. He deserves the Art Ross trophy, put on the first counter in the 3-8 league. The most useful player. Winner of the Hart Trophy, two consecutive years.
What updates are there on the Canadian national soccer team?
Winner of the Smythe Trophy, he rewrote the book of Canadian records. He was a fascinating player, capable of the greatest exploits in the most difficult situations. A man and a player of passion who never left anyone indifferent. Winner of 5 Stanley Cups, elected to the Temple of Renown in 1988, the number 10 Guy Lafleur.
3-3. 3-3. 3-3. 3-3. 3-3. 3-3. 3-3. of the career of Reynald Sutton.
The ball goes back to Fajardo, the carabiner goes back, we go towards him, he throws, and it's caught! Tyson makes the pass! Caught! Touché by the Anouettes! The Anouettes score the touch! Only 11 seconds left! Benedict, Mathurin and Lugensdorff, their first face-to-face duel. And number 31, number 31,
And here is a return to the territory for Ja'Kai. Ja'Kai, nice end, it's going to the final! The goal! Marked by Florian Ja'Kai! The last minute to play in the final. The crowd is up. It's certain. The Canadian who wins his 24th Stanley Cup of his life. And the Stanley Cup is ready. We'll see a precious trophy now on the ice rink. It's over. Ladies and gentlemen, the first star, the first star, Tony Maranaro!
Hello everyone, Thursday morning, Marie Naraud, a little late in the morning, I'm sorry, but it's things that happen. It's not the end of the world, it's things that happen. Alexis Lavoie-Martel is there, is at the launch. Anthony is here, and it's a big day for Canada today. It's a big day, it's a big afternoon, it's a big evening, it's a match that will take place in Vancouver. I think it's the match at that moment, it must be the most important match in the history of Canada, at the level of male soccer, you know, because, you know, the other matches before, for the preparation for the World Cup or the qualification for the World Cup, it's sure and certain that they had their importance at some point.
But there, once again, the Canadiens, they played their first match against Bosnia. It was a 1-1 draw. And there, the Canadiens play their second match. They play at home. And the three other teams in the Canada group, like Canada, they have a draw. Obviously, Bosnia has a draw that they made with Canada. And Switzerland, they made a null against Qatar. It's Qatar that will face Canada. So you have four teams in the group. You have four teams that have one point. And today, Canada is playing Canada in front of their supporters. And we will absolutely, absolutely, absolutely have to beat Qatar. As we say in English, there's no ands, ifs, or buts about it. We have to win the game. Good morning. Good morning.
Imagine if the game had been here. Imagine if the game would have been here.
But it wasn't.
They tell me that sometimes, if we don't agree with my opinion, they tell me that I exaggerate a little. We can't change anything, unfortunately.
How does Denis Gauthier reflect on the history of hockey in Canada?
Yesterday, I talked to a manager who doesn't like soccer more than that, but he follows the big events. Yeah. And... He is the owner of a few hotels in Montreal, co-owner. And I said, are you busy? He said, yes, it's okay, it's good. It was quiet about a month ago and a few weeks ago, but it's starting to be... I said, would it have been much more busy with the World Cup?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–1:03
2
What updates are there on the Canadian national soccer team?
1:03–5:41
3
How does Denis Gauthier reflect on the history of hockey in Canada?
5:41–9:18
4
What are the implications of the upcoming NHL draft for the Canadiens?
9:18–13:12
5
How does the team structure impact the performance of the Canadiens?
13:12–17:58
6
What are the latest developments in the NHL trades and player acquisitions?
17:58–22:41
7
How do the recent performances of international teams affect Canadian soccer?
22:41–27:50
8
What challenges do Canadian players face in the World Cup?
27:50–1:10:27
Speakers
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